. >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am here to make you money. there is always a bull market in summer. i promise to help you find it. ""mad money"" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to comerica. i'm cramer. this market doesn't seem to know how to quit. just when you think there was nothing leftal all, it's running on empty, it's on fumes, well,

along comes some. >> ken: gaventic surprises by amazon and microsoft. the dow gaining 61 points. nasdaq advancing .37. these big capitalization companies,ably chips as if they're junior growth stocks and once they're in orbit, they keep flying higher as we saw earlier in the week when good numbers from such stores as 3m, boeing, honeywell, they reverberated multiple game plans. after all, who could have fireworks with their earnings? i say look no further than apple, which reports on monday. now, there is a lot of chatter involved if that. that's what apple has to do to get its stock moving higher. that's in part because carl

icahn has managed to hijack the debate of the soul of apple. they want apple to buy back stock to convene the shares up with its own buying power. it's pretty easy, apple should stop sitting on its idle cash and do something. twitter wants to come out 15 billion, boom, up by 20 billion. netflix is a way for people to watch tv. however, whatever the market costs, i'll buy it. apple is not getting cash anyway. but none of this chatter means jack so the people can actually take apple up to 600 by putting their own assets under management. these bing time portfolio managers want to hear one thing only the gross margins are expanded, it is new products lapped up by the consumer. why does that matter so much? because higher gross margins 'tween moons people are willing to pay for products versus the

bad guys, i say bad guys when you go up against them, this is the nfl. the other guy on the other side of the field is samsung. you hear gross margins are up. because samsung is the loser, apple is the winner, the stock flies regardless. you hear of gross margins going down. all the cash won't stop that cash from going under 400. it's as simple as that. don't outthink it. herbal life reports monday. i have icahn and bill ackman who at one point seemed to be betting his whole hedge fuven. a lot of people were buying herbal life, investors freaked out. they switched to put off the limit the downside. nonetheless, if herbal life reports a good quarter, at last it has a clean accounting bill of health.

i think that will breathe life into the contras. i'm sure judge wapner will have the answers. it's like the icahn of the show, wapner-icahn show. tuesday is new economy day. we get result, yelp. do you yelp and limpgdin. now, these companies with their dual subscription advertising models represent two models that have come public in years. they need to raise the ref few forecasts and we might as well give them the whole thing. i want a three for one stock load. it's like amazon, already so many opportunities for growth, i want them to raise money to allow them to become the first world wide mobile yellow pages. both linkedin and yelp are bent on domination none like pinky the brain and amazon.

both yelp and limpgdin, yelp needs more money to do it. please raise the money, yelp. you can tell me otherwise. you come on the show next week. you want to pay close attention to gilead. i'm concerned here because we saw certain numbers this week and the stock is coming down. without pen pointing information about when we will see approval and sales estimate, i think you emight enjoy the good news and going down, 69, maybe 64. always remember i like companies who embrace the whole wheat trinity of social, mobile and the cloud. that's the definition of facebook. so when it reports wednesday, we want to hear how it will continue to monetize mobile and social, a way for advertisetories reach consumers, my charitable trust has had a big year. i play with it open hand, you

need to know we trimmed back our positions this week. in the past few weeks, we talked about a ma'am mooth surprise. i never want to hear that talk. if you have a big game going na the quarter, take something off the table. because when you have that kind of expectations so high, you can have disappointment feempb they do a great number. how much is left in star bucks in after this remarkable 49% run from the beginning of the year, i know this, i have gone on the stock, i want you to wait until thursday, in other words, wait until after the quarter is announced. that's because i think the an lisss will mistakenly give ceo howard schultz a hard time about chinese sales in the weak of questions over price gouging. these analysts fear they will crack down or embefore a ras starbucks like they did kentucky fried chicken, a subsidiary of young brands. i think it's nonsense. believe me, these analysts can create a morass of gloom.

i say among the consumer package initiatives, the belongs bakery and the tea party we visited earlier this week, i think 2014 will be gang busters and i'm not concerned about china, it's not even gouging. finally, we want value as with these mobile stocks i have been mentioning, gm. i think they will surprise people as china and europe have gotten better while the u.s. continues to percolate. i am making gm my sleeper pick. i pick them at 4:00 am when everybody else is sleeping. now, we hear from exxon thursday. they remind me of big pharma, exxon and merck. don't focus onment that focus on the production rates. if that happens and the group sells off, here's what you, do you buy global energy, which i think had the greatest order this week. we ariching to get bigger and

also a huge natural gas field off the coast of israel. we also get results from old solar. if the noise is out of solar city and dupont mean anything at all, both are seeing rapid growth in solar right now. i bet first solar surprises. that's right. because the i'm right, first solar can put on ten points. ah, if it misses the quarter the bears will be all over it. odds favor, fooimpb finally on friday, there is chevron the best of the major oil companies the one i believe issiching to bring out big value. chevron is one of those little stocks every time it gets hit. if oil goes down earlier in the week taking chevron with it, i would pick it into the quarter for a trade. the bottom line is next week is filled. remember, these companies want to dominate the earth. these are just like amazon.

you know that was good. i do expect more amazons and more microsofts and fewer disappointments. for me, the bias once again for this week, okay. let's go to paul in california. >> caller: hi, this is paul in california. thank you for taking my call. >> ply pleasure. what's on your mind? caller i took illinois tool for 5% west virginia do i do now? >> i like illinois tool, i'm blinded by it. i know it's a terrific stock. i think after listening to what eaton had to say and parker had to say and what i'm hearing from honeywell, from a lot of great american manufacture, 2014 is grand jury to be a good year. let's go to jerry if florida. jerry. >> caller: jim, boo-yah from sunny coral springs, florida. >> fantastic. what's on your mind?

>> caller: bjri. >> what's going on. >> we just got one and everything from panzones to italian food to everything else. is it buy, hold or sold? >> it's come down too much. we like the company. cheesecake was down a lot. that caught on fire. i'm going back to look at bj's again, when we looked at it, it was flying high, something clearly is laying it low. it may be time to eat there, but not to buy there. let's go to bob in california, please, bob caller bob here, jimbo. >> tom: what's up? >> caller: hello, i got out of law school some 20 years before you were there i value your opinion highly and bought your four books so my kids have been

greatly educated. py question is western digital. we have followed over a decade. who reasons for my question, one, their earnings which they reported yesterday quarterly $2.12 and their pidly 25 cent corporately dividend and the other is their new device, which they are promoting for individual personalized computing by with the cloud. >> and their advertising. they are doing advertising there. >> caller: i wonder what you think of it in the future. >> bob, it's an expensive high. i think the stock is inexpensive. would i want to commit? i want to see what seagate wants to say, i think we are out of data points. it's a little too hot, a little down then i pull the trigger.

man, was this an exciting week? good news, we got another lined up, the old economy and the new. i'm focused on these three, you know what? the trade of value is here and this one, if oil comes down ahead of it, stay with cramer. >> coming up, protective coating? ppg is flirting with all time highs after painting a beautiful picture for investors. can it continue to deliver green or is it due for a shellacking? cramer is getting color from its ceo and later, power play, from inside the the walls to flying high in the skies eaton is the name of it all. can it capitalize across the u.s.? cramer has the latest. plus, shale's away, the energy renaissance continues to heat up our economy and the sweet spot,

lighting petroleum calls it find transform again. don't miss cramer's exclusive all coming up on ""mad money."" .

. >> as i've told you over and over, the big thing is executionment well run companies are run much better than the less well run competitors. the thing with ppg, they make proprietary coatings for cars, buildings, coats, you name it. yesterday we learned they are spinning off the commodity basis to become a player. you should love ppg, not that everyone should fall in love with the stock. ppg reported a week ago.

the company delivered spectacular earnings coming in at $2.24 cents per share t. sales rose 17% year over year, even better, the company they see in europe stabilizing that, is used. this remarkable company has made you a lot of money over the years, the stocks get a 25% return since the last time we spoke with the ceo in april. let's talk to the fabulous chairman/ceo. this group was soared, let's see what they do, well xom back to requested mat money." >> hey, jim, it's great to be back, thank you. >> you sound good. i was worried, your conference calls are a joy and your cfo was an amazing quarter that you delivered. >> it was. we had an excellent quarter. >> we hated europe so long here we forgot europe is a big mark. a little turn could be gigantic for your earnings, couldn't it? >> we worked hard to streamline

our businesses to emphasize productivity. we still had record operating earnings in europe over the first half of this year, so we're poised with any improvement in the overall economy. we think whole do even better if europe. >> where do you think that improve him is coming from? a lot of companies over there, some doing better than others. there has to be something, spain is doing better. is it every country is turning a little bit more? >> no, i would say we first saw the improve him in the u.k. you know, that's been the early indicator right now on a positive. germany has been good and i think we are seeing improvement in southern europe for the first time in several years but the other in use market that looks like it's stabilizing and getting some slight growth here in the fourth quarter is automotive oem, where actually they're projecting a modest 1.5%

growth in auto bails in the fourth quarter. that's a good seen. >> the high end auto manufacturers do well? >> we do well. the bmws, the mercedes the audis, they've performed well even in this tough recession in europe. >> let's go over the balance sheet and your cash. i the see that you have always had these great priorities with the number one pop line and that acquisition and repurchase. to me it seems like you really, this cash flow is burgeoning. is it time for another acquisition already. typically, i would have waited for after the axe, maybe 18 months, two years. it seems like it's settled down, you got a lot of cash coming again. >> we did a great job so far six months in with the axo architectural job in north america. our balance sheet and cash positions are stronger than ever. so we're ready for another

acquisition or acquisitions, so we're continuing to look. we also have share buybacks as an opportunity and we're going to be rafring those up in the 4th quarter. but we're still looking our mnr pipeline and hope to complete some deals. >> aerospace was particularly good, too, wasn't it? >> ewhy, it's been a solid performer, the after market in airlines has improved. military has been a little softer, but the main part of our business is commercial aviation and that's doing very well with boeing and airbus. >> now, i was going over your website. you guys are always so trance parent. i was looking, it's not just the griden paints. you got this liquid nails. is that, could you go big in caulking, there are a lot not done well, could uconn sol date that industry? >> well, i think it's an opportunity for us. you know, within our coatings portfolio, we have adhesives,

sealants. we have pretreatment, a number of adjacent products, liquid nails is a great addition to our portfolio. we think we can do more in the space and we're actively looking. >> now the big two, home depot and lowe, i know they must be tough to deal with, when you get bigger scale paints, can you push back a little? >> we think we play an important role in both of those big home center channels. they have been excellent partners with us, looking to us to create value and solutions for them and we're driving and our product lines like glind or olympic to deliver for those customers and the part ferships are working very well for us. >> you are a straight shooting guy. you are a big international business. when you look at what happened in washington, would you rather deal with some of the more socialist leaning countries in

europe, the calmness in china or the craziness in america? >> well, i think, you know, we have all been disappointed with what we have seen in washington, especially over the last few months or couple of years, i would say that we have had very good receptions in markets like china or in our european markets, where we're dealing with the certainty. i think they appreciate what weably. employment, technology, innovation, helping them to develop. so i it would say we have very good relations globally and i would say that we are concerned about the climate in washington and what i would call the deteriorating political situation here. too much uncertainty and i think they're holding us back now. >> wow. all right. you always tell it straight. that's pretty darn straight. chuck bunch, chairman and ceoppg

industries. congratulations on another great quarter. >> thank you, jim. >> you heard what he said about europe. a big part of the bes is europe. if europe turns, it's all surprises for 2014. stay with ppg. stay with cramer. coming up, in inside the walls to flying high in the skies. eaton is the industrial name. can it capitalize on construction across the u.s.? cramer has the latest in his earnings exclusive.

. >> aren't we supposed to be aiding the industrials? aren't we supposed to be terrified of all things cyclical? now look at the market, more specifically etn, a classical electrical control products, hydraulics, track truck transmissions and aerospace components. you can follow along. i've owned this one forever. today we have a disappointing durable goods nationally. yet, eaton is worrying. water the deal? what's the testament to the power of management and execution. a year ago we found out they were buying a corporate industry. now that deal is about to start

paying off. it could be seen as a quality report. it issued downside guidance some people say for the rest of the year. underneath the headlines, the quarter was far better than most people expected. 7% in bookings, management raised the end market forecast this year to 3-4% in 2014. that's robust. the stocks took an 11% gain in late august. let check in with sandy cutler the ceo of eaton, bell come back to ""mad money." request itself. >> tanks, jim. >> a difference when i listened to you in the summer. there seem to be things that gained moment item almost if it can be honest week to week to where october seems to be the strongest period that you've had, even though it's not covered by the quarter. you can that be? how are you able to experience that? >> you are right, jim. we think a very solid quarter, sales up 42%. all time record in sales.

we think the real message the one you just hit on we saw a 5% increase in our global electrical bookings. we saw an 8% increase in our hydraulic bookings in the quarter. perhaps even more significantly than that, the early portions of october are going quite well as well. so we're encouraged and we think that we're starting to see some momentum build. we still think this year we're likely to see a full year of almost no growth in our end markets but are becoming more comfortable with a 3 to 4% of growth rate for our businesses next year. if we can have a record year sales in markets and flat markets, we think the prospects are obviously exciting for next year, particularly when you add on top of that the $95 million of sfernlg from cooper. >> the last couple times we talked, briefly, look, you say 2013 will be a confusing year for people. it might not understand how we soar through things. going forward, it's not confusing the next quarter, it's

simple to look at cooper and eaton together. >> we are past all the transactional issues if you will that have been confusioning on a year to year basis. we are building on this $100 million of synergy we will have this year. we will have another 95 next year. we think importantly around the world we are likely to see in 2014, industrial production is indeed higher than the gdp growth. >> that didn't happen thisserio. it was a transitional area in the economy. we are seeing that gradual improvement. i think most people agree, europe has bottomed. it won't be at a rip roaring growth next 84. there ought to be a positive number, which is a big difference compared to last year. >> you bought companies, europe turned tough, i think great acquisitions. explain to people how it works. you have tightened the ship. wouldn't it be a dollar in sales now will produce the far greater gross margin than it would have been say four yefrgs for you?

>> that would be our expectation? you are right. we have taken a lot of capacity out of our european operations. we bought the the chance to work on inno greative savings. i am proud this year of an additional $90 million of productivity savings, beyond the incremental we have been able to notch in our business this year him i think that says we are in a business that is tight in terms of our expense resource and capital deployment. the kind of perspective increase from a 3 to 4% market increase next year we think could be very powerful. >> you were very bullish frankly if explaining the cycle of construction. the construction cycle confounded everyone. you said we're seeing pretty good bidding activity locking out ahead of us. are you talking about 13, 14, 15, do you think it can be multi-year? >> i do. because i think there has been a little bit of a fed fake in this construction cycle. we all know that residential construction is an early cycle

activity. that didn't happen because we were coming out of the mortgage crisis here in the u.s. it was led with two years of a powerful snap back in non-res and went into a period of slowness, now we are seeing the residential recovery materialize, we are seeing new neighborhoods starting to be built. with restarting to see morbiding in the well, it's called a large commercial activity and the july and august data just issued by the commerce department i think surprised most people on the upside with pretty darn strong numbers so we think the prospect of a couple years of sort of 5% type non--res is not out of the question, boy that puts it right in our wheelhouse. >> you were social, lighting on the call, undercurrent, auto remains strong, right in. >> lighting has been one of the really great franchises, one of many we acquired in terms of the cooper acquisition. >> that really key technology tapping there is the replacement of traditional fluorescent with led. 30% of our shipments in this

last quarter were led. we are leading the industry in this technological revolution. then your question about auto light vehicles around the world continue to be pretty strong. we think that europe has bottomed in that as well. >> sandy, i'm so glad, it was tough in the summer. i know you were unhappy with your forecast. people understood the headlines. it's obviously a much better story. thank you for coming on ""mad money"." >> thank you, jim. always glad to talk to you. >> the stock was up so big today. it's not done going higher. stay with cramer.

. >> it is time. it's time for the lightning round. i tell you whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, then you hear this and the lightning round is over. we have anna in california. >> caller: hello, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah, anna. >> caller: i'm from san diego, i'm a home-makerment i'd like to invest in the stock. i like first majestic. as you know, mexico has a very good mining business. >> i look at silver mine in mineral deposits. here's the problem. i like a mosaic. i'd rather have you own these, a junior gold stock etf like my friend herb greenberg from "the street" and cnbc it talks about. i want to be divertsified. can i go to jesse? >> jim this is jesse with a big boo-yah from the city of los

angeles, california. >> speak to me, jesse, sea of angels. >> caller: i'm looking at instead of buying, maybe investing later. >> i don't know. i read through it. remember, somebody didn't want to break i break it up. i will tell you to take a pass on that one. let's go to todd in connecticut. todd. >> diamond jim. be b-b-boo-yah. >> yeah. you got the right guy. watt up? >> caller: mgm, do you think it will hit $40 again? >> take it one day at a time. your partner mgm is at 20. i recommend single digits. let's go to mike in arizona. mike. caller boo-yah, jim. iep up 138% last 12 months. and it has a high dividend yield. is it too late to get in?

>> to icahn enterprises, it's never too late to get in. go ahead and tweet them, tell them i said. that allison in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim. >> allison. what do you got? >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah. oh, go ahead. >> caller: atml. >> oh. no, no, i went to see them years ago. there is nothing there. there is something there, a big factory,ifies people. i don't want to own it. oh, no, ladies and gentlemen, that is the conclusion of the lightning round.

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. >> even if you are worried the price of crude might come down a little bit more, i still think it's the great american independent industrial companies have dumped so much crudeness, it's hard to process how much we've changed. take petroleum the major exposure to the balk in colorado. two of the biggest discoveries out there, less important permian basin and the mid-continent region. it is only a 1.8 billion. it's one of the largest holders of ba of bakken shares. they have novel ways to drill both smarter and cheaper. the taken shot the lights out. earnings coming in a buck 28 a

share. ref fuse rising 56% year over year, all with a 12% increase if production. the stock has nearly doubled since the last time we spoke with the ceo a little more than two years ago. i think they have room to run. don't take it from me. take it from the chairman of whiteing petroleum. mr. voelker, welcome back to ""mad money"." >> thank you, jim. >> i. to approach it from the idea, you got a lot of oil. we talked about. that are you a a tech following company that is able to drill oil. how much are you able to make so much more money per well than everybody else we talk to? >> jim, we like to keep a tight grip on our drilling and completion. it used to be it would take us

30 days to get to td. now worry able to drill our wells between and get them to total depth. that's 10,000 feet deep and 10,000 feet horizontally in between 11 and 15 days. so a great improvement on the part of our staff. >> could you just walk us through how you can do that. when people are 10,000 feet down, they're thinking that's a mine shaft that took three years to get to. to go across horizontally, people can't get their arms around it. they can't. you got to walk us through it. >> well, there is big improvements in technology, predominantly brought on by improvements in the drilling rigs we use that, are typically 1,500 to 2,000 horse power, their top drive. when we get into the horizontal portion of the well boar, we're using drill bits today that can drill that entire horizontal well boar of 10,000 feet many times with just one drill bit. so we don't stop to have to come out of the hole and replace the

drill bit. >> that has really been the major improve him in cutting down our drilling times. >> well, it's remarkable. it also makes me think maybe there is a lot more oil where i think you have made, look, i thought bakken, i think the present presentations are more about where you can drill. i know when you hit a niabara, when you miss not so great. how big is colorado for you? >> i really believe as we look ahead and plan because we have over 3,000 drilling locations in the nibrara in northeastern colorado. as we plan our drilling over the next five to seven years to bring that value forward so that it has good present value, good increase in net asset value per share for our shareholders. there is another whiteing embedded there within our play alone. and that predominantly is a

result of what you just mentioned, jim, which is that the niabrara is so oil rich. it's per drilling spacing unit has almost 60 million barrels in place. that's about twice the bakken and as a consequence, we're developing it on 16 wells per drilling spacing unit and that means we're able to drill a well out there with about a 7,500 foot lateral about 5,000 feet deep 75,000 feet laterally or horizontally about 5 to 5.5 million. we believe over 400,000 b oh es of recovery on each well. >> that gets us 5 to 6% on our money and adds to whiteing. >> how is it four years ago we didn't know about bakken and a year-and-a-half ago we didn't foe there could be a field a few

miles from denver? >> technology, jim, is the answer. right here in whiteings core lab that we have in our denver headquarters, we were able to analyze core. now the niabrera has been telling us for over 30 years there is a lot of oil in lace. the old wells we began drilling in the late '60s and early '70s were vertical wells. we had to retraffic them many times to improve their recovery. now we can use good clean water and clean san, frack them in 40 stages over that 7,500 well boar which is about 120 different entry points across those 40 stages, really breaking up that rock with nice clean water and nice clean sand and brigg all that energy right back here into the united states. >> well, i got to tell you, are you a scientific pioneer who

also happens to be an oil man. i didn't get to mention, your presentations show the greatness of what you are accomplishing for this country. trade deficit, you go over energy independence. thank you so much for what you do. congratulations for the tremendous success whiteing has had. >> all the best for you and your viewers, jim. >> did you hear what he said? he said he's got something equal that bakken. maybe this thing can go up another 30 to 50%. it wouldn't shock mement stay with cramer.

. >> where does it say we have to hold every stock to the same set of rules? where is it written that it's wrong for a stock to go higher based on revenue, not earnings? is there some sort of rule book i don't know about. it says certain stock gains are legitimate. within did we stop carrying rallies rather than the multiple we put open its earnings streak? if it wasn't for the people to talk about after revenues increased by a remarkable 24% to

$17 billion, it's to believe that somehow this whole move shouldn't be permitted. it's as though we shouldn't count the 24,000 percent return since the company became public in 1997 or the doubling of its stocks since the beginning of last year. no, it doesn't count. i hear people speak of how this will come to a horrible end. this has to be a moment where amazon switchs to profitability orbit will hit a wall, it will get crushed. this is all nonsense, it's 100% theoretical hogwash. i will let you in on the semple truth t. stockmarket is up, maybe this sound will help you. this is the goal. it's about making money. there are many ways to make money. some more risky than others. however the fwoel is always the same. to get rich owning stocks. the moment you start thinking differently is the moment you are not investing, you are theorizeing, i am proudly not a

theorist. so if you sub scribe to the idea it is somehow wrong this $166 billion co loss sis shouldn't be trading where it is, i want to know, who made you a judge in the market's judgment allows you to share this stock, three years, today, boom, sell, 1 million, 363. this is no small cap short squeeze joke. it's the real deal. if you take profits in amazon today because you owned the stock before this magnificent quarter and it was mag five sent, then congratulations, i know to bmpg that will shun those proceeds. what about i heard that a zillion times today? what about profitability? doesn't that make amazon toxic? poisonous. i think again you are splitting hairs here. we don't need to question the profitability or the buyers or the stock won. what would make them pay up? we know the answer to that.

revenue growth. amazon stock is a huge chip in the game of money management. revenue growth sustains the chip. i think figuring out what the wall street fax show wants is a better exercise than you think the ceo should be doing. who the heck are you to second guess this online sam walton to cyber henry ford? consider you could have become a millionaire many times over with a small investment in amazon if you understood that lodge ec. even if you found it ill logical, yourself. what is the argument? anticipating what the buyers will do if a higher quality benchmark saying, no, i'm not making that money. i know many people say the greater pool theory where you own it hoping someone else will take you out at a higher price. hearings a shocker. that's why you own any stock. it's not amazon is transparent with what those other buyers want, tremendous growth, so i say simply congratulations if you gained amazon correctly or

traded well or frankly you invested from a long run and stop complaining if you missed it or worse you the distorted it because you were plain wrong and while you can come back and say, hey, cramer, just you wait, crash and burn coming. i respond, people have been saying that for the last wealth cre yaegs here. they left huge gains on the table. so let me tell you something, for all the amazon haters out there, let's stipulate you have been dead wrong. move on.

. >> all right. we will have a full rundown on apple. we are apple central. remember it's gross par gins, higher gross margins we are looking for. that's what propels the stock.

not the cash who are. linkedin and yelp are my two economy stocks we will be focused on later on. i like both ahead of the quarter. just my own view on world domination. i'm jim cramer, i will see you monday! one of the worst financial situations i have ever seen -- let's just hope we can find a solution. >> i feel like i'm failing myself. i'm failing my kids. i'm failing my family, especially my mom. >> and you ask me, "can i afford it?" >> i would love to take my dad to a michael bublé concert. >> you like him? >> i do. we love him almost as much as we love you, suze. >> oh, well, i guess that i'd better love him, huh? hi, everybody. i'm suze orman, and you are watching "the suze orman show."